A POET'S SLANT

Mark Roberts of Rochford Street Review Rochford Street Review has very kindly published the full speech presented by Sarah St Vincent Welch...

Yes I’m going to harp on about it! Expecting a cracking good night on Monday — featured with Ali Whitelock at That Poetry Thing That is on a...

Poets in the Newcastle Writers Festival — here I am with Bronwyn Rodden (right). Countdown   And action! Had a fantastic weekend at the Newc...

Poet and co-MC Maggie Ball launches 100 Poets   Poet Sarah St Vincent Welch launches Bitumen Psalms (Kolkata/Calcutta style). Photo: Dylan ...

  [Riff]  Unbelonging  Place. ‘Mind your place.’ It’s not your place. It’s not my place. A place at the table. Stay in your place. Do you h...

  Pleased to be reading with Irish-Australian poets Moya Pacey and Rosa O'Kane at the Canberra Irish Club on Saturday. We are celebratin...

In Bitumen Psalms you follow the Hume Highway from the inland Yass region (NSW) where Lizz Murphy lives, all the way to Wollongong on the S...

Nothing like the launch of a new collection at the start of the year to get you back into it. Bitumen Psalms will be launched with six oth...

Coming back to it.  Finding that the keyboard tray in this gifted desk offers a perfect space just under the laptop for scribbling research ...

  Well this quick cut & paste is a bit off the planet! I'll be back asap to reintroduce more links etc. In the processing of address...

Well here we are the day after St Brigid’s Day — how many Brigid’s crosses did you weave? Me? None. But I’ve got myself ready for a celebrat...

  When you look out the kitchen window and see a distinctive golden glow to everything, that you can't quite describe and find yourself ...

What a great afternoon at Tyger Gallery in Yass (Saturday, October 22). Inspirational talks by four of the Canberra artists — Josie Cosgrov...

Getting back into the spring of things-poetry with A Brush with Poetry today at 2 pm and That Poetry Thing tomorrow night.  If you feel li...

Delighted to be included in the latest Eat the Storms podcast edited by Dublin’s Damien Donnelly, tomorrow 5 pm Irish time (2 am Australian ...

  The fairies oblige us but only up to a point ... We collect presents on the way. Ruby thinks my one sycamore (?) leaf and two blackberries...